>> reporter: a triple shooting in an antioch home. we'll tell you who pulled the trigger and who police say made it out alive. >> reporter: we're live on treasure island where the bay bridge behind me is scheduled to open on labor day weekend but will faulty bolts continue to be a problem? it's an intense waiting game sas the world waits for

north korea's next military move. and president obama's remark about kamala harris? "mornings on 2" begins right now. well, good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." >> i'm tori campbell. a lot to tell you about. we're starting with overnight news. a triple shooting, happened in a usually quiet bay area neighbor. one man is dead. two women were wounded in gunfire in antioch. tara moriarty has been out there since 4:30 morning, pulling together the latest information. >> reporter: right now we don't know what motivated this man to shoot the two women in the house behind me here. but neighbors say there was a restraining order against the shooter. now, neighbors tell us that he was the ex-boyfriend of a daughter who lived here on the

2500 block of yorkshire drive. police say he shot the two women, then killed himself. it all unfolded about 20 minutes to 11:00 last night. the victims were airlifted to the hospital suffering nonlife- threatening wounds. >> i was on my way out, my girlfriend and i, and we saw this and i said what is this? and then to hear about somebody, you know, being shot, it -- it is devastating. >> reporter: police are identifying the man who took his own life as 22-year-old jimmy bills. witnesses say there were three or children in the house at the time of the shoots. now we have been checking in with investigators to see if there's any new updates. so far we've not been able to speak with investigators. we'll try to speak to other neighbors to see if they saw

anything like this coming. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. investigators believe a woman who had been reported missing and was later found dead in santa cruz county was not the victim of play. wendy rivas was found in bow low mund. she was reported missing last wednesday and apparently fell down a steep hillside. the coroner is waiting for toxicology reports to come in. big problems are causing concerns on the bay bridge. and caltrans will update the problem and brine flores has a -- brian flores has more. >> reporter: caltrans has maintained all along that this faulty bolt issue would not affect the opening of the bay bridge on labor day weekend. they are keeping up with that

promise so far. this morning at 9:30, caltrans will brief officials with the metropolitan transportation commission about the latest updates on the faulty bolts discovered on the bridge, in which engineers discovered 31 bolts snapped when they were installed. tests later determined that the bolts contained hydrogen and the cost to replace the bolts would be about a million dollars. but this morning, the san francisco chronicle reports reports that a second batch of bolts that were made stronger than the previous ones and from the same company were sent over and recently installed. it's also being reported so far, the bolts are holding into place. an agency spokesperson said at this point, it may be too early to tell if this is a permanent solution but so far it's looking promising. officials still want to know what happened to the older faulty bolts. as we take you back out here live, we're expected to hear more from that meeting this morning at 9:30. we also have calls into

caltrans as well as bridge officials to get any updates. so far we have yet to hear back. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. we're following new developments from north korea. the obama administration says north korea may test-fire missiles at any time. it's based on the most recent information they have in. it shows north korea has more than likely confished all of the preparations -- finished all of the preparations needed for the launch. it's not known when north korea will file the missile but where. if it's over water, there are no plans to intercept it. if it's fired over land, interceptions could be us used -- could be used. south korea says north korean government agents are blamed for a cyber attack that happened last month. about 32,000 computers and serving at south korean banks

were affected. investigators believe six computers in north korea were used to get access to south korean servers using more than a thousand ipy. addresses -- ip addresses from overseas. president obama is expected to speak about his 2014 budget in the rose garden of the white house. this is new video of the boxes of the president's plan being delivered to the house of representatives this morning. coming up at 7:15, our washington, d.c. newsroom gives us a breakdown of the proposals including why some democrats are so strongly opposed to it. analysts are saying president obama's best-looking remark about kamala harris may actually help her career. but this is no the first time people have talked about her gender and appearance. throughout her career she's taking on big banks, traffickers, and gay marriage

opponents. experts say it's only a matter of time before she runs for governor, attorney general and maybe the first female president. virginia governor and utah governor will make stops in orange county and silicon valley and say businesses should leave california to avoid high tax, red tape and roller coaster state finances. texas governor rick perry also spent time in california earlier this year trying to attract businesses to his state. 7:07. we have some new information now. it's about that badly burned body that san jose firefighters found while they were putting out flames on the freeway onramp. christien kafton has been on this story since 4:30 in san jose. you are back now. what did they find that may help the investigation. >> reporter: well, that's actually the key information. it's actually what we found out. we were reporting we were looking around and we

discovered this mexican consulate i.d. card on the ground here at the scene of last night's deadly fire. we've obscured the identity on the card until we can confirm whether this is a victim in this case. we've also contacted the authority, the san jose fire department is on scene here to collect this card. we're hearing that the san jose department will be here to take a report from us. you can see this is the scene of last night's fire here at coddle road, the northbound onramp onto state route 85. the fire is still smoldering, you can still see caution tape and evidence of a small camp site. firefighters were called to the scene shortly after 9:00 to put out a fire along the road. that's when they made their grim discovery. investigators found the badly burned body in the camp site. >> it appears the person lives here in the area. he's located between the freeway onramp to 85 and the

san wa. >> >> reporter: we discovered this i.d. card. san jose fire is here to collect the card to try to determine if this was, in fact, the victim of the fire. we're also hearing that san jose police will be out to take a report about how we found this card to see if they can connect this. we're live in san jose, christian calfton, ktvu channel 2 news. thank you. :09. want to check -- 7:09. want to check in with sal for an update on the traffic. >> yeah, this morning, we do have traffic at the toll plaza, tori. that's moving along relatively well. if you look at it, it's backed up. but it's not as bad as it was yesterday when we had 35 up to 40-minute delays. things are getting better on this third day of people being back from spring break. i think that people are adjusting their schedules. it's more like a 15 to 20-

minute delay. on monday, it was terrible and bad yesterday as well. i'm not gonna sit in that again. more people are on transit or the times have been adjusted. san francisco northbound 101 looks good. southbound 101 traffic looking good. there is a day-time baseball game at 12:45 at at&t park. the giants verses rockies. the game should be over by the time the rush hour hits. you will physical delays highway patrol officers say a car nailed to negotiate a steep curve on bear road. chp says the body was removed shortly after the crash but the car will be removed later today. let's go to steve. clear skies. no fog get. it's coming down the coast. i think tonight, tomorrow, it will be back. a couple of people have said to me, they've walked in from

outside and sad, man, is it warm out there. it is. 70 degrees at game time a high of 72 in san francisco. beautiful weather. cooler tomorrow as that fog comes back. 70s on the temperatures. we'll go a lot of 80s. livermore, though, we'll go 81. san jose up 4. santa rosa, tough one. 77 yesterday. i went 84. i saw projections of 87, 84, 81. it will still be warm. not as windy today. it will still be breezy. i've seen about 15, 20 higher elevations. warmed up yesterday. top it out today. we'll start a cooling trend. a few high clouds over the sierra nevada. i think they are done. there's the whopper of the system coming out of the great lakes. that's mixed precipitation on the back side. this entire area in the ohio valley is lit up for possible thunderstorms. it will be very active. 40, 50s and 60s.

58 san francisco. 64 fairfield. i mean there's some locations that are really warm with that breeze. yesterday was all northerly now there's a slight component of an offshore oakland, onshore santa rosa. it just depends. there seems to be a westerly wind trying to kick up. 30s, 40s, 50s. in the mountains and also in northern california. one more day and this system will come in. that will start to cool things down. water temperatures are warm. warm, breezy today. 70s and 80s. 80s for many. upper 70s. mid-70s around the bay but brentwood antioch. 84. we'll go 82 in gilroy. 78 in san jose, 77 sunnyvale, 70 d.c. 76 for san mateo. and menlo park, 78. cooler but nice on thursday, then slight cooling trend into the weekend. 7:12. while we have that mini heat wave steve's talking about, it's back to winter for other parts of the nation.

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40s, 50s, 60s on the low. not as windy. sunny, nice, cooler tomorrow. 7:a. that storm -- 7:15. that storm we had in the bay area it's moving east. look at these pictures in wyoming between 6 and 20 inches of snow shut down miles of highways. the storm also dumped snow on the dakotas. in fafact, the mayor of sioux fall, south dakota told everybody to stay off the road. yesterday, colorado had two possible tornadoes. they also had 6 inches of snow and a lot of flights were canceled. we have overnight video to show you right now of the parents from florida who

allegedly kidnapped their two children and fled to havana, cuba. here's video of joshua and sharon haiken being looked into a florida jail. they face kidnapping, child neglect and one count of burglary. the couple who lost their parental rights when the father was arrested for drug possession, kidnapped their sons were their grandparents in florida and then fled to cuba. >> we're looking forward to getting them in our arms and hugging them and being with them and getting them home. >> officials say the children will be reunited with their maternal grandparents very soon. back here at home, a 7-year- old boy who was shot in antioch last month at a family barbecue, he's out of the hospital and is expected to make a full recovery. the boy as at who -- was at a home when someone fired shots

in the backyard. police think they came from an area of the g street overcrossing. investigators say someone at the barbecue was probably targeted and this was gang- related. in less than an hour, president obama will officially unveil his proposed budget for 2014. but instead of moving congress near a grand bargain, his proposal so far managed to anger both republicans who are upset by higher taxes and democrats who are upset with reductions to social security benefits. ktvu's kyla campbell reports from our washington, d.c. newsroom now with more on the white house's response. good morning, kyla. >> reporter: senior white house officials say they anticipated frustration with this new tax revenue but say the president's proposal is not a starting point. it's a sticking point. here are some of the highlights. the president is vowing to reduce the deficit by $4.3 trillion over the next decade. republicans are fired up over the $550 billion he's proposing

in new text revenue. president obama says an upfront investment in infrastructure upgrades will put people back to work. senior officials say this is a balanced approach. but democrats don't want any cuts to social security and republicans aren't willing to increase tax revenue. so there could be no deal. what does that mean? likely that congress stays on the path of continuing resolution. they vote on temporary extensions of current government spending without coming up with a long-term deal. when i see you next hour, the latest from president obama at his press conference on his budget proposal. live in washington, kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:18. the governor's project proposal would restore wild habitat. the plan calls for two 35-mile underground tunnels to transport the water. at last night's city council

meeting in antioch, city leaders said people should expect higher water rates because of the project. this could also mean highway detours. new interchanges would be built on highways 4 and 12. 7:18. san francisco airport workers who ride b.a.r.t. back and forth to work, they may soon get another break on their b.a.r.t. fares. they will consider waving the airport surcharge fee for sfo employees. they already pay a discount. all right. 7:19. well, the big warmup begins today. meteorologist steve paulson will tell us about some toasty temperatures in the bay area today. a crackdown on swatting. the bill that just passed a

senate sent police to another celebrity home. good morning. traffic at the toll plaza is backed up for about a 15 to 20- minute delay. we'll give you an update on the morning commute and the bay area weather. that's straight ahead.

7:22. alec baldwin could be the new face of late-night television. he's said to be in talks to join nbc's late-night lineup. baldwin just ended his run on "30 rock." since then he's been interviewing a variety of well- known guests doing a pod series. this comes after jimmy fallen is slated to replace jay leno on "the tonight show." and tense moments with lindsay lohan on the david letterman show. she wanted to promote her new projects. but letterman grilled her about her drug problems and her next

court-ordered treatment program. >> how will this be different? what are they rehabbing? what are they gonna work on when you walk through the door? >> we didn't discuss this in the preinterview. >> no. but it will be three months -- >> no, i think -- >> starting may 2nd, lohan will spend three months in prehab as part of a plea deal that allows her to avoid jail time. she was accused of lying to police and other charges. 7:23. a bill to stop what's called swatting has been passed by the california senate and it can make those people playing pranks pay big. the swatting works like this. police get an emergency call, 911 call, usually it appears to come from the home of a well- known celebrity. when the police arrive, they found out it was a false alarm. yesterday, comedian russell bran there, he was the latest victim. l.a. police got a call of an armed robbery in progress. that report turned out to be

false and it wasn't the first time. >> just last week we had rihanna, justin timberlake and sean combs' homes were all swatted within a 72-hour period. >> police say the coast guard has been sent out on a swatting california. the california bill would make the swatters or if it turns out they are underage pay for the cost of the police response. l.a. police say one call could end up costing about $10,000. tonight, california will have its first official powerball drawing. monday morning, the two-dollar tickets went on sale. sales brought in a record- setting $3.1 million in the first 24 hours. the game requires players to match up up to six numbers. the odds of hitting the jackpot in each game are about 1 in 175 million. well, today is the 135th anniversary of the california

cable car line. on april 10th, 1878, the first california street cable car went into service. it's the oldest cable car like in operation. this morning, union bank is recognizing the anniversary by giving away free cable car tickets and coffee. there will also be a bell ringing contest at the cable car stop on california street. ever ridden in the cable car? >> yes. >> i have just once. >> i want the coffee, too. [laughter] >> that would be good. i want sal to come back. you have another crash, more information? >> yes. westbound 92 at the toll plaza, a crash. it's an injury crash involving a motorcycle and the left lane is blocked. hayward fire department on the way. the chp is asking for a sig- alert, which means they think it will be there for a bit on westbound 92. so if you want to use the dumbarton bridge as an alternative, that's probably the better way to go. you might want to think about

using the bay bridge if you are halfway between bridges. it's backed up for about a 30- minute delay. today there is a giants' game at at&t park in san francisco. so far san francisco traffic looks good on 101. i think we have a picture of that. traffic is moving along pretty well at 101 and 280. let's go to steve. severe clear, temperatures warming up. very, very unusual lows. 40s, 50s even mid-60s. at the giants' game, it will be beautiful. game time temperature, 70 degrees. maybe a sea breeze in the 7th inning. 49 concord. 64 fairfield. your highs today, 60s, 70s and 80s. 7:26. a huge rally today in washington, d.c. the controversial issue that's prompted the rally and the bay area connection. and a desperate call for help tied to a deadly shooting

rampage. >> we're tied up. >> the newly-released 911 call from the couple tied up by fugitive ex-police officer, christopher dorner. >> reporter: this week's strong wind storm in the bay area has left quite a bit of damage across san francisco and the -- and the bay area. we'll tell you about how long it may take for all of the cleanup when "mornings on 2" continues.

the weather has improved a lot but storm cleanup continues in parts of san francisco hit with a high -- hit with high winds. powerful gusts brought down giant trees like the one behind ktvu channel 2 reporter alex savidge. alex, i saw you tweeted that you tried to help move the tree but didn't have much luck. >> reporter: that tree is heavy. that's a big one right there. take a look at it. essentially what happened is, there are two parts to it. it split off in two directions and yeah, it's gonna take some professionals to get this tree to budge at all. this is right on sunset boulevard near sloat. of course, this came toppling down in that fierce wind storm we had earlier on this week. i talked just a short time ago with a spokeswoman with the department of public works here

in san francisco. she tells me today crews will be out in force trying to clear trees like this one. they bring in the professionals. they have to cut this thing up. it takes quite a bit of time. across the street, 90 street trees toppled from the wind and one neighbor says he thinks it may take a while before the trees get cleaned up. >> well, the way things are right now, it doesn't affect the -- who knows? >> reporter: check out the damage, meantime, done at this baseball field at parkside square. this is 28th avenue and vicente street. that's where a huge tree toppled by the powerful winds crushed the backstop at the baseball field and a major repair job will have to be done there. a portion of the great highway is still shut down because of all of the sand that's blown from the beach right up up the

roadway. the workers are trying to remove the piles of sand. there's no word when the highway may reopen. the spokeswoman for the public works department told me this morning that the city should have all of these downed trees cleared she opens by the -- hopes by the end. week. you see this uprooted tree that was just toppled over in this wind storm but actually knocked down a second tree as well. the city hopes to have efpry tree that came down by the end of the week. in case you are wondering what will be done. they will be chipped and recycled. live this morning in san francisco, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:32. new this morning, a key group of u.s. senators has reached a compromise on gun control. vice president joe biden says it's about time. >> the public is so far beyond where the congress is.

so far ahead. >> in less than an hour from right now, democratic senator joe manchin and pat toomey will announced they've reached a deal on expanding background checks. now, that announcement comes after president obama flew family members from newtown, connecticut to capitol hill on air force one. they were there to lobby lawmakers on passing gun control. >> later this morning, first lady, michelle obama, will be speaking about gun violence. she will be in chicago talking at a high school. first she'll aattend -- attend a youth meeting, one hosted by juan emanuel and then she will head to harper high school. in the past year, 29 current or former high school students have been shot. eight of them have died. time is now, 7:33. authorities in southern california have now released the 911 call that came from a

couple tied up in a cabin by fugitive former police officer, christopher dorner. ktvu's claudine wong joining us live in the newsroom to tell us more about it and what can be heard on those calls. >> the 911 call lasted for 21 minutes. it was made by karen and jim reynolds after doeferper tied them -- dorner tied them up. karen was able to free herself up enough to get her cell phone and their condo is located right along the command center that was set up. karen reynolds said she believed dorner had been there the entire time. >> you guys were tied up? >> yes. tied up. >> okay. >> how long ago did he leave? 15 minutes to a half-hour. >> now, the couple said they ran into dorner when they came

to the cabin to clean it. he tied them up, held them at gunpoint and stole their truck. dorner is accused of killing four people including two police officers and wounding three other officers in one of the largest manhunts in l.a.p.d. history. hours after that 911 call was made. police cornered dorner, he died as a result of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. back to you. >> thank you. police say a 19-year-old man working to improve his life is the latest victim of gun violence in richmond. we first brought you this news at noon. he was participating in a job training program yesterday morning when he was shot and killed right in front of his father and brother participating in the same program. two other people were injured in the shooting. the victims and about 20 other people were on south 28th

street taking an agility test for the richmond build program. that's when a white suv drove up and a man inside started shooting. >> we weren't even bothering anybody. this guy comes along and gets out his car and he shoots the guy. >> minutes arthe shoot, police -- after the shooting, police found the abandoned suv. police say they don't have a motive for the shootings and no arrests have been made. the streets around the white house are back open after the investigation of a suspicious car. secret service began to investigate the car around 4:00 this morning. that prompted the closure of roads and the entrance to a nearby metrorail station. the area was determined safe and everything is back open. no word whether the secret service is questioning anyone. 7:36. also in washington, a massive rally will take place today in support of immigration reform. some middle school and high school students were berkeley and oakland are out there joining thousands of people at

that rally. each student raised about 1,000 to go to the rally which was organized by the immigrant rights group "by any means necessary." >> america is like the dream country and some people come here expecting to live the dream but they don't make it and they just get put down and they don't have all of the same privileges that all of the people who are born here have. >> the bipartisan gang of 8 senators, they are expected to unveil legislation for comprehensive immigration reform within about a week. there are several events in the bay area today in support of the national day of action for immigration reform. at 11:30 this morning, there will be a rally in oakland. it will be at frank ogawa plaza at 14th and broadway. at 3:00, there will be a march and rally in san francisco. it will start at 1 post street and end at the old federal building at 450 golden gate avenue. at 4:30 this afternoon in san jose, a vigil will be held at sacred heart community service.

that's at 1381 south first street. 7:37. want to get another update from sal on the crash on the san mateo bridge. >> yeah, just after the toll plaza -- or just before it. westbound 92, tori and dave, at the toll plaza. chp has issued a sig-alert which means they think this will be here for a while. the alternate route is the dumbarton bridge or the bay bridge. at this point, i would probably on opt for the bridge. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. that traffic there is moving along slowly. about a 20-minute delay as you drive through. if you are driving in the south bay, 237 with some slow traffic and conjeflttion -- congestion. 237 at zanker and northbound 101 approaching 280. let's go to steve. still breezy for some. it will be beautiful weather.

we start off 40s, 50s, 60s. the wind has been kind of crazy. today will be breezy for some but not as bad as the past two. i think things calm down. beautiful weather for game time. 70 degrees. take the sunscreen. it's really warm. if you are in the lower bowl, it will be -- seats, it will be really warm. upper deck you might get a late breeze. 70sen the temperatures today -- 70sen the temperatures today -- 70s on the temperatures today. i saw a projection for 88. i did not go with that. livermore from 75 to 81. we'll bump san jose up to 78. not as windy today. it will be sunny. some fog is coming down the coast. i think tomorrow plays into a cooler forecast. we top out the temperatures today. started a little bit on monday. monday was just -- i think that was the main wind day. high clouds, kind of thinning out. you can see some of the fog.

it's out there. the big story continues to be this monster system. snow continuing in the dakotas. out ahead of that, it's freezing rain, rain or severe weather. a big, big tim from the great lakes to the deep south. 40s nd 50s and 6 -- 40, 50s and 60s on the temperatures. 30s in the mountains. 40s 50s, 60s ef, wells. 30 in tahoe, the coolest. we have a system moving in tomorrow. that will be enough to get the fog going. today, 70s and 80s for most. walnut creek, alamo, low 80s. danville san ramon in there. 80 saratoga, 80 in milpitas, upper 70s to low 80s on the peninsula. sea breeze starts tomorrow. some fog will be back. slight cooling trend will take us into the weekend. 20 minutes before 8:00. >> the golden state warriors heading off to the playoffs for the first time in six years.

[ cheers ] >> good! >> they clinched the playoff spot last night with a 105-85 win over the timberwolves and they got help when the jazz lost to the oklahoma city thunder. second-year coach mark jackson says he shed a few years of joy. >> i cried because i know what these guys put into it. i know what they mean to each other and i also cried because it could be somebody else in a suit and tie sitting in the big chair. >> jackson said people doubted whether his team would make it but underestimated their determination. the warriors face the thunder tomorrow in oakland. an arrest is made after the death of a freelance photographer in oakland. why police are glad to get the suspect off the streets and why their search is not over. we'll go live to texas to learn more about a student who stabbed 14 people at a college including his disability.

the dow and s&p reaching another all-time high. one focus of investors there's word division is present. we have new information about a homicide investigation. the san jose mercury news reports keith harding was shot last night at a home on 85th

avenue where marijuana was being grown. a total of 142 marijuana plants were found and they are worth tens of thousands of dollars. police say they have not ruled out robbery as a motive. this is the 26th homicide in oakland so far this year. a ten-time felon has been charged with murder in connection with the shooting death of a former oakland tribune freelance photographer. police say anthony lister filed the shot that killed an flukier. he was driving home as two men started to shoot at each other at a gas station near mills college of a stay bullet hit flukier and he died at the scene. police are still looking for the second gunman. classes resumed today at a community college in texas where 14 people were injured in a stabbing attack. our reporter is at the school with more on the person who has

been arrested. >> reporter: good morning. 20-year-old dylan quick, a student here at the lone star college campus, has been charged with three counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. investigators say he used a raiser-like snif to -- razor- like sni to stab 140 people -- knife to stab 14 people. students are saying it was over before they could realize what was happening. as many students were running away from the chaos, three students were following dylan quick through the hallways and buildings. they tackled him to the ground and waited for police officers to show up there at the scene. but investigators say that during questioning, they say that dylan quick told investigators that he had visions and dreams of staning people to -- of stabbing people to death since elementary

school. all of this very disturbing, especially to the dozens and dozens of students in the areas. 14 people wounded. two of them were in critical condition throughout much of the night. but we've learned those two people have been upgraded to good condition. thank you, ed. 7:46. new this morning, secretary of state john kerry is meeting in london today with syrian opposition leaders. this is new video of kerry in london this morning with william hague. hague and kerry are taking part in a working lunch with syrian opposition leaders. kerry said the u.s. could step up aid to syrian rebels. a pretrial begins in maryland for bradley manning. he's accused of sending secrets to the wikileaks website.

the government says a witness, a navy s.e.a.l., would testify that there were documents that manning admitted. a south bay family mourning death of their loved one, a u.s. sole jer killed over the -- solar killed over the -- soildier killed over the -- soldier killed over the kckd in afghanistan. he was -- over the weekend in afghanistan. his sisters talked to their brother on skype just two weeks ago. >> it's just unbelievable. he was one of the most pressure. he was the youngest one -- presh -- precious. he was the youngest one. >> the specialist grew up in san jose and santa clara. his wish was to be buried in the phillippines next to his father, a world war ii veteran.

♪ now, one of the four other americans killed in that bombing along with santos was remembered at the high school she attended in illinois. 25-year-old ann smeddinghoff was a u.s. diplomat in afghanistan. her work reflected her dedication to world peace. we should be inspired by ann, by her quiet intelligence and driving determination to do good work. >> secretary of state john kerry called her a selfless, idealistic, young woman. four were among the ten hurt. one of them was critically injured. the taliban took credit for that bombing. 7:49. supporters of the drake's bay oyster company are suing the california coastal commission. the lawsuit accuses the commission of excluding evidence in drake's bay favor when it accused the oyster

company of harming wildlife and polluting the environment. drake's bay is fighting to keep its oyster facility from closing after the federal government did not renew its lease. the court of appeals is scheduled to take up the case on may 14th. there's a new report that says fewer community students are transferring to a different school. 49% of students earned degrees or transferred. that compared to more than 52% who started community college in 2002. according to the report, the completion rates for african- american and latino students are below 40%. ten minutes before 8:00. a really close call for a cute puppy. how the dog narrowly escaped death in a terrifying situation. it pays to succeed.

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in indio, a puppy tied to train tracks is up for adoption. the train engineer had to use the emergency brakes to avoid running over it. union pacific said they did not press charges. the man appeared to be confused. riverside county anmal control have renamed this poodle terrier banjo. a bizarre incident in mississippi. police investigating the shooting of a circus elephant. it was shot in a drive-by yesterday morning. police say someone started to shoot near a staging area used by the ringling bros. barnum & bailey circus.

the elephant was only grazed by the bullet and not seriously hurt. fire crews in ventura county expect to have control of a wildfire that started monday in fillmore. powerful winds quickly spread the flames. more than 100 homes were evacuated. residents did return later that night. reports indicate there was a downed power line in the area. but the cause of the fire is still unknown. no one was hurt. two world series wins in three years. that's leading to rising costs at at&t park. a new index from team markets reports -- marketing reports show a package for a family of four averages $237. that's the fifth most expensive home game in baseball. we talked to fans and the

giants official about this. the giants say they pricing actually lowers ticket prices on game days. concession workers think their pay should jump along with the prices. there's still talk of a strike from them at the ballpark. let's bring sal back. contra costa county, westbound, 24 is doing we. no crash -- doing well. no crashes reported. highway 4 is clearing out. 680 nearby, a little bit slow from pleasant hill down to danville. for the most part we're looking at routine traffic if you drive it every day. when you get to the toll plaza, it's more crowded. then again, it has not been as bad as it was yesterday or the day before.

we had some monster bay bridge commutes. after doing this for a while, i i understand what's going on -- i think i understand what's going on. this is a look at the san mateo bridge. we had an earlier crash at the toll plaza that was moved to the parking lot there so they lifted the sig-alert. the traffic is okay on 880, a little bit slow. 580 coming in from the central -- central valley to livermore is okay. let's go to steve. 30s -- take that back. 40s, 50s and 60s on the lows. it will be sunny. it look is nice 0 all -- it looks nice across the board. we still have a slight kol po nent of a northerly breeze. if you are heading out to the giants' game it will be beautiful. take the sunscreen. it will be warm. could be a late sea breeze maybe by the 6th or 7th inning.

fog will be back tomorrow. antioch and oakland are 60. napa is 47. fairfield, 64. 60s, 70s and 80s on the high side. cooling trend starts tomorrow. that will carry us into the weekend. 7:56. president obama's speech is now just minutes away. why the president's budget plan is facing opposition even from his own party. >> reporter: the bay bridge is scheduled to open on labor day weekend but will huge bolts continue to be a problem? we'll tell you what officials are saying about newly- installed ones -- coming up. during new details about a triple shooting in antioch. we'll tell you what we've learned about how a man tried to kill his ex-girlfriend and her mother when "mornings on 2" returns.

welcome back. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. we're beginning with new information about with information about a triple shooting in antioch. tara is back and there's new information just released by antioch police. >> reporter: a neighbor told me that the 22-year-old victim came running out of her house after she had been shot trying to ask for help. if you take a look behind me,

the house that she ran from is right there. she said her ex-boyfriend had busted through the front door to attack her. you can actually see on doorstep part of the lock and bolts that were ripped right out of the doorframe. police say 23-year-old jimmy bills shot his ex-girlfriend and her mother, then turned the gun on himself. he died on the scene here at the home on the 2500 block of yorkshire drive. it all unfolded about 20 minutes prior to 11:00 last night. witnesses say the victims were airlifted to the hospital suffering nonlife-threatening injuries. the mother was reportedly shot in the stomach. the daughter in the leg. she called 911, then ran next door for help and neighbors say they are simply stunned. >> eight or nine police officers over here. they said somebody got shot. the lady got shot. the guy was probably deceased in the house. she's a nice lady. she has two beautiful boys. that's all i know. that's all i know. >> reporter: witnesses say there were three other children

in the house at the time. that's who that man is referring to. 9-year-old twins. boys. a teenaged girl. and they are now staying with friends down the street. they saw the aftermath of the shooting. as you can imagine, extremely traumatic for them. we're staying in touch with antioch police. we're gonna try to bring you any new updates as they become available to us. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. happening right now -- president obama talking about his 2014 budget proposal in the rose garden. let's listen in. >> that's what the budget i'm sending to congress represents, a fiscally responsible blueprint for middle-class jobs and growth. for years, the debate has been reducing our deficits at all costs and making the investments necessary to grow our economy.

this bucket answers that argument because we can do both. we can grow our economy and sh risk our -- shrink our deficits. as we saw in the 1990s nothing shrinks deficits faster thatten a growing economy. that's been my goal since i took office. that should be our goal going forward. at a time when too many americans are still looking for work, my budget begins in areas that will generate good jobs. we should ask ourselves three questions every day -- how do we make america a magnet for new jobs? how do we give our workers the skills they need to do the jobs? and how do we make sure that hard work leads to a decent living? to make america a magnet for new jobs, this budget invests in new manufacturing hubs to help regions turned into global

sectors of jobs. we'll continue our march towards energy independence and april dress the -- and april dress climate change -- address climate change. >> you've been listening to president obama talking about his 3.8 trillion spending blueprint. he says it's a fiscally responsible plan, one that shrinks the deficit and grows the economy. some says this has managed to unite washington only because both parties are strongly opposed to it. republicans opposed to the increase in high taxes and his own party, democrats, are extremely upset with cuts to social security benefit, something the -- benefits, something the president has

added for republicans to compromise. we're gonna monitor and keep an eye on this budget. the president's budget is still a couple of months late. obviously it will need quite a bit of adjustment in talking about and both sides will be still lobbying to make some changes to it. we'll have more on the president's budget coming up at 8:45. our washington, d.c. newsroom is gonna be monitoring the president's speech here at the white house and we'll break down the budget details for us coming up. also happening in washington, d.c., democrat senator joe manchin and republican senator pat toomey are announcing a compromised proposal on gun chrome -- control. let's listen in. >> i want to give special thanks to two people who are not here today who have been invaluable to process and

that's senator chuck schumer and mark kirk. mark has been with me from the beginning and he's never left and chuck and his staff and all of them who work so hard, i thank everybody. pat will tell you. i also want to thank tom co cobrin. he's had great influence through this process. i want to make this clear from the start this is a start. we still have a lot to do. we have an agreement, pat and i have an agreement to prevent criminals and the mentally ill and the insane from getting firearms and harming people. that's extremely important for all of us. also, we agree that we need a commission. this commission is gonna be made up with people with expertise. people have expertise in guns,

people have expertise in mental health, people have expertise in school safety and people have expertise in video violence. we have a whole generation who has basically ben desensitized. if you go around and talk to the people today, it is what it is. we have to try to reverse that. >> you've been listening live to joe manchin who has been speaking live about the bipartisan deal he's reached with pat toomey on a deal to expand background checks to more firearms purchases and gun control purchases consider checks to be the most effective of the proposals congress is considering to reduce gun violence. this announcement comes right after president obama flew families from newtown, connecticut earlier this week on air force one down to capitol hill to lobby for more gulf legislation. obviously, this is a story we'll be following as well. we'll have more for you coming up shortly here on "mornings on

2." 8:06. we're following that situation from north korea in their preparations to test-launch files. north korea has completed final preparations for a missile test. it could happen any time. the u.s. military says it's not a question of when north korea will launch the missiles but where. now, if it goes out over water, it will not be shot down. if it does go out over land, intercepter missiles will be sent down to shoot it down. meantime, south korea says an initial investigation has now found that north korean government a -- agents were behind a cyber attack last month. 32,000 computers and serves at broadband stations and banks were affect. six computers of north korea were used to break into the south korean servers and more than a thousand overseas ip addresses were used by the

hackers. an important meeting involves the bolt problem on the new eastern span of the bay bridge begins in 90 minutes. things may be looking up for caltrans as it works to fix this rather troubling problem. brian flores joins us live from treasure island with more on the story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we as we take a look at the -- as we take a look at the bridge, caltrans has maintained this issue of the bolts will not maintain the scheduled opening of lane ooh day weekend -- on lane ooh day weekend. caltrans will brief about the latest updates on faulty, huge bolts on the disbridge discovered. 31 bolts snapped when they were installed a few weeks ago. the damaged bolts contained high trojan which can weaken metal pieces. the cost to replace about $1

million. the chronicle reports that a second batch of bolts apparently made stronger than the previous ones and made from the same company in ohio were sent over and installed. it's also being reported that the bolts are holding into place. an agency spokesperson says at this point, it may be too early to tell this is a permanent solution. but so far it's looking promising. officials still want to know what happened to the older, faulty bolts. we are expected to hear more about what happened during the briefing this morning at 9:30 and also get an update on how these new bolts are apparently doing. we'll be live and have more information at noon. we're live here on treasure island, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:09. that leads us right to sal. you are watching the toll plaza right now. >> we are watching the toll plaza right now. traffic has been moderately heavy. it's been better than the first two days atp toll plaza. we have some really bad delays.

today it's not quite as bad. you will see some slow traffic definitely in this area. that's about a 15-minute delay. it's not all that bad. also this morning we're looking at the commute, if you are drive, -- in fact, i'm gonna forget about this and gonna use it with my curser. there was an accident reported right here, northbound 101 at el ellis. just now reported. chp is not there. northbound 101 at ellis. two cars in the slow down. the fire department and medics are on their way. let me move the maps over here. southbound traffic from 238 to mowry is about 30 minutes. now, remember the san mateo bridge had an earlier crash at the toll plaza that has been removed. live pictures, one more time to 280 in san jose, northbound, getting up to highway 17, a little bit crowded there as people are bailing off 101 and using 280 instead. let's go to steve. a very good morning. a lot of sunshine. no fog yet.

it's out there. it's out there. but pretty far out there. it will be back tomorrow morning. it will be shallow. today there's still enough of a component. temperatures anywhere from the 40s, 50s or 60s this morning. if you are heading out to the giants' game. beautiful, beautiful, 70 degrees at game time could be a late breeze around the 7th inning stretch. take the sunscreen. temperatures, without any cloud cover, looking pretty good. the main cloud cover associated with that system on monday, now the middle of the country, just a whopper of a system. if it's not snow, it's freezing rain. if it's not rain, it's severe weather. this is a monster system under severe watch today. now mainly 50s and 60s. 64 in oakland. 62 antioch and fairfield. again, the breeze is the factor here. although it's not as strong always from the north or northeast. still an easterly component. that will do it. the west wind will lose without

-- will lose out. 50, 60s down to southern california. except for the mountains, it's a mild pattern. it will be a warm pattern. that will be enough. water terps are cold. 49 near the islands and 50, 51 near monterey. it doesn't take much heat and a west wind to get the fog going. warm, breezy. 60s, 70s and 80s. 74 yesterday in clearlake. chloe is our source up there. i went 81 today. sonoma, 83. novato 83. 77 san leandro, oakland downtown, 80. same for morgan hill. san jose, 78. cupertino, 80 degrees. 70 half moon bay. palo alto at 79. a little cooler tomorrow. inland will cool down. much cooler, it looks like sunday/monday. the family drama that's been getting a lot of media attention around the country is finely over. the latest on the florida

couple who allegedly kidnapped their own children and fled to couple. and how president obama's best-looking remark about kamala harris could change the political career of california's attorney general.

clear skies. it's already warm out there for some. it will be warm for almost everybody today. it looks nice. temperatures 70s and 80s inland. cooling trend starts tomorrow. 8:15. bad weather is delaying travel from wyoming to chicago. this is video from colorado. there were some chain reaction

crashes on icy denver highways just a few days after temperatures hit 70 degrees. a stretch of interstate 80 from wyoming to nebraska is closed. it might not open until midday. there's also freezing rain, snow, and strong winds in kansas and south dakota. ra woman reported missing -- a woman reported missing and was found dead, investigators believe was not the victim of foul play. she was found on saturday in bep low mund. she was report -- ben lomond. she was reported missing on wednesday. officials believe she fell a few blocks from her home down a hillside. the coroner is still waiting for toxicology results to drl the cause of her death -- to determine the cause of her death. we have overnight video from florida of the parents who allegedly kidnapped their two children and fled to cuba. take a look at this video.

being booked into jail. both face several charges of kidnapping, child neglect and one count of burglary. u.s. officials say the couple who lost their parental rights when the father was arrested for drug possession, kidnapped their -- kidnapped their 4 and 2-year-old sons from their grandparents in florida and fled to cuba. >> we had an opportunity to talk with them before they left cuba. they are on their way and will be home soon. they are safe. we're just looking forward to sitting, getting them in our arms and hugging them. officials say the children will be reunited with their maternal grandparents very soon. witness just coming in from washington. the u.s. postal service is backing down on a plan to end saturday mail dlufery. they wanted -- delivery. they wanted to end the delivery on saturday to save money. they said congress gave them no choice but they have to keep

continuing delivering mail for six days a week. more details as we get them. the air force is starting to ground about a third of its fighter jets because of federal budget cuts. that includes dozens of units in the united states, in europe and in the pacific. and this involves jets assigned to fighter, bomber and airborne warning squads. a spokesman for the air force says the frownding is -- grounding is all because of the sequester cuts that started in march. those same federal budget cuts have grounded the blue angels the rest of this year. we're finding out the entire fleet week event in san francisco could be jeopardized -- jeopardized. city officials may meet with the organizers of fleet week. they are gonna try to figure out what kind of event can be held in october. now the decision to ground the blue angels could be good news for another high-flying stunt team. these are the patriots.

they are based out of eastern contra costa county. it is the only civilian jet team in the nation. the patriots say the sequester budget cuts may lead to more invitations for them to perform at airshows, especially here in the bay area. 8:18. a bill to stop swatting passes the state senate and it could make pranksters pay. swatting works like this -- police get an emergency call, usually about a celebrity's home but when they arrive, they find it was a false alarm. russell bran became the latest victim yesterday. police received a call about an armed robbery in progress. that report turned out to be false. >> how much money is spent on this? >> hundred of thousands of dollars. initial which wean get call -- when we get calls like this, we would roll out entire s.w.a.t. teams. those can get very expensive. >> the bill would make the swatters or if they are under age, their parents pay for the cost of the police response.

los angeles police say one swatting call can cost $10,000. 8:19. well, some political analysts are saying that president obama's comments about attorney general kamala harris, that was she was the best-looking attorney general may end up helping her political career. it's not the first time people have talked about her gender and her appearance. throughout her career, she's taken on large banks, big oil companies, human traffickers and gay marriage opponents. experts, some are saying it's just a matter of time before possibly she runs for governor, becomes the next u.s. attorney general or maybe even the first female president. 8:20. some interesting, tense moments for a troubled young actress. >> we didn't discuss this in the preinterview. >> no. >> what happened when lindsay lohan sat down with david letterman last night. we're looking outside the

window at our weather. it looks pretty good there. it's starting to warm up, too. steve paulson, coming back, he'll tell you where we'll see 80-degree temperatures today. purn good morning. bay bridge toll plaza backed up to the 880 overcrossing. about a 15, 20-minute delay. we'll tell you more about the morning commute -- straight ahead.

sheriff deputies are investigating san carlos burglaries from knock-on burglaries. they knock on doors and if no one answer, they go in. four people accused of killing a suspected pimp are scheduled to be in a courtroom. they are accused of killing calvin sneed. prosecutors say the parents of a 17-year-old girl and two others killed sneed because he forced the girl into a life of prostitution. thelawyers say they are convinced their clients will be acquitted. last night on tv, there was some pretty tense moments when lil little was on the david letterman show. the troubled actress was there

and david letterman was grilling her. >> how will this time be different? what are they rehabbing, first of all? what's on the list? what are they gonna work on when you walk through the door? >> we didn't discuss this in the preinterview. >> no. >> starting may 1st, she will spend three months in rehab. she's accused of lying to police and she's facing other charges as well. 8:25. we get to talk about traffic this morning and not just traffic. now we have problems on b.a.r.t. what's going on, sal? >> we have a delay on b.a.r.t. from the san francisco to pittsburg direction because of some sort of police activity at the pleasant hill location. not really sure what's going on. but the trains are delayed because of some police activity at the pleasant hill station.

highway 24, you can see it looks good. you can also see the b.a.r.t. tracks here at the la fayette station. today there is a baseball game. at&t park. this whole afternoon, the area will be pretty congested for the afternoon commute, 101 will be very congested. let's take a look at the san mateo bridge, traffic is moderately avenue as you drive from hayward to san mateo. 8 off 26. let's go to steve -- 8:26. let's go to steve. temperatures warming up. had some 40s, now 50snd a 60s. wall-to-wall sunshine. won't take long. some areas started off like oakland in the 60s. vacaville, fairfield and also out to antioch, brentwood, oakley. if you are heading to the giants' game, take the

sunscreen. maybe late breeze. sea breeze. 60s 70s and 80s. cooler tomorrow morning. 8:26. a birthday party in san francisco for the world-famous cable cars, how you can join in the fun in today's anniversary celebration. and a desperate call for help tied to a deadly shooting rampage. >> you were tied up? >> yeah. >> the newly-released 911 call from the tied up by fugitive ex- police officer christopher dorner. what they told a dispatcher about what happened. >> reporter: we're at the scene of a deadly fire next to a major south bay freeway. we'll te you about how a piece of evidence we found could help solve a mystery when "mornings on 2" continues.

new information about the burning body that san jose firefighters found last night while they were putting out a fire on a freeway onramp. christien kafton, live in san jose with the details behind how this new development may help the investigation. >> reporter: we have new developments. we found an i.d. here at the scene of this deadly fire from last night. you can see that the caution tape is still up here. there's remnants of the camp site. the i.d. that we found we turned it over to authorities to see if that card will lead them to the person who died here last night. they found a mexican consulate i.d. we've obscured the name and photo on the i.d. until we can get confirmation about whether this was the man who died. firefighters came and collected

the i.d. from us here at about 7:00 this morning. firefighters were originally called to the scene after 9:00 last night to put out a fire alongside the road. that is where they made their grim discovery. investigators found a badly burned body at the camp site here. authorities found a mattress and what was left of a tent. investigators say the victim was burned so badly. it appears that the person was here alone and was the only victim of that fire. now, in just the last 45 minutes, we had a chp sergeant come here and visit us and ask us about the i.d., the hope, of course, being that i.d. will help lead them to the identity of the person who died here last night. christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 8:31. new this morning, president obama released his proposed budget for 2014 insisting on increased taxes for the wealthy as well as spending cuts to reduce the deficit.

>> if anyone thinks i'll finish the job of deficit reduction on the backs of middle-class families or through spending cuts alone that will hurt our economy short-term, they should think again. >> coming up at 8:45, we'll have a live report from our washington, d.c. newsroom to explain why both republicans and democrats are upset about the president's budget proposal. we have new information about the suspicious truck that shut down streets and the rail station near the white house this morning. washington, d.c. police arrested a 44-year-old pennsylvania man for making threats. police say the man approached an officer at the white house gates early this morning and said he was going to set off a bomb in a truck that was parked nearby. police immediately closed all of the streets and inspected the truck. everything was reopened after nothing dangerous was found in the truck. the man has been charged with making felony threats. 8:32. we have new information this morning. it's about a homicide

investigation in east oakland. the news reports 29-year-old keith harding was shot last night at a home on 85th avenue where marijuana was being grown. reports say 142 marijuana plants were found. the police have not ruled out robbery as a motive yet. this, by the way, was oakland's 26th hles of the year -- 26th homicide of the year. a ten-time felon has been charged with murder in connection with the shooting death of a former oakland tribune freelance photographer, lionel flukier. police say 38-year-old anthony lister fired the shot that killed flukier. he was driving home on seminary avenue just as two men started shooting at each other at a gas station near mills college. he died there at the scene. police are searching for the second gunman. 8:33. we're hearing newly releasedden in calls -- released 911 calls

in the christopher dorner. these are calls from the couple tied up by the former police officer while a massive manhunt in southern california for him was underway. claudine wong joins us live in the newsroom with more on what could be heard in the recordings. >> good morning. this 911 call lasted for 21 minutes t was made by -- minutes. it was made by karen and jim reynolds. the call was considered critical in many ways. this was all back on february 12th. karen said she and her husband came to their cabin to clean it. that's when they walked in on dorner. dorner, a former police officer, had been on the run. and ren knolled said she had been in the cabin the entire time. she was armed with an automatic gun equipped with a silencer, she tied them up, took the keys and left. >> when did he tie you up? >> right before leaving. he tied us up. >> how long ago did he tie you

-- did he die you up? >> 15, 20 minutes. >> this all happened today? >> yes. we're still tied up. >> you are still tied up? >> he why. >> the gave the dispatcher a description of the stolen truck. 19 minutes after police got there, they were freed. dorner told them repeatedly, they say, that he would not kill them. shortly after that call, dorner was cornered in another cabin and after a standoff died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. reynolds and another man carjacked by dorner have filed claims for the million-dollar reward. a judge will decide who gets that money. today is the 135th anniversary of the california cable car line. ktvu's alex savidge is live in san francisco right now where some very lucky people will get

free cable car rides today. alex? >> reporter: that's part of the celebration out here, dave. they are handing out free passes to ride the historic cable cars here in san francisco. this event underway right now. we just had the cable car pull up here in front of union bank. this is california and sampson street. we are celebrating here today. the 135th anniversary of the california street cable car line. it opened back in 1878, april 10th. this is union bank headquarters. a whole bunch of bank employees out here celebrating. that up there on the cable car, that gentleman is the executive vice president for union bank. the reason he's ringing the bell so furiously. for every ring, $5 will be donated to the cable car museum here in san francisco. he's really going to down there -- to town there. a short while i talked with them -- a short while ago, i talked with them about the

significance. >> the reason it's significant, our building has been part of san francisco's history. the structure of this building was part of the renaissance immediately after the earthquake and it was really the focal point by which union banks started to inject money back into the economy and helping many small business owners rebuild what is now the downtown finance at district of san francisco. >> reporter: there you go! the executive vp for union bank. he's done. he had a minute to ring the bell as many times as possible. i don't know who was counting here but we'll have to try to figure out what the end tally was. but again, all of the money going to the cable car museum here in san francisco, again, celebrating 135 years of the california street cable car line here in the city. now, i understand a lot of these people are gonna take a ride on the cable car. sounds like a fun way to celebrate. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. that was your buddy there. >> yes. >> julius --

>> yeah. very good friend. was ringing that bell like crazy. >> yes. we want to check in with sal. you have a new crash in oakland. sal? >> good morning. we're getting word of a new accident at 14th and valencia. it's a bicycle accident with a car and just listening to the police radios figuring out who they are sending and what's going on. if you are in san francisco at 14th and valencia, there's a brand-new injury crash with a bicyclist and a -- very busy intersection. that just came in now as i was waiting to go on the air here. let's go to the planned traffic update. northbound 880 at fifth. there is a crash up near the exit there. the traffic is affected. you can see how slow it is. this crash is in the right lane and the traffic is backed up all the way out to the coliseum. there was an earlier crash at 29th as well. you might want to think about

using 580 as an alternative there. the commute at the toll plaza has been moderately avenue. not really heavy but not as bad as monday or tuesday. still about a 15, 20-minute delay. there's a daytime baseball game at at&t park. that means the traffic is likely to be slow well into the morning as people come in for that game. 8:38. let's talk about the san mateo bridge as an alternate route. that's not too bad getting out to the peninsula. 101 is busy. let's go to steve. all right, sal. my private jet is arriving so i can leave at 9:01. san jose. i can't fly in at night because there's a rule against that. anyway, clear skies. [laughter] >> vfr. if you are heading towards the giants' game. warm to hot. late sea breeze. the fog is out there. it's out there. it will be here tomorrow. water temperatures are very, very cold. 49 to 52 from bodega bay to

monterey. the breeze is decreasing. there's still a component of a breeze. the system that gave us the wind on monday and tuesday is in the middle of the country. you name it. there's rain. there will be severe river. there's a ton of snow on the back side. it's a big-time weathermaker as it moves across the country. 50s and 60s really mild. some areas never got below 59. 34 in tahoe. that's the coolest. a lot of 50s. already 68 in palm springs. there's our system coming in. it will increase the fog. when the water temperatures are that cold, once the wind turns westerly, it's just like a vacuum sucking it in. that will be here maybe late tonight and i think we'll be dealing with fog. warm and breezy. they will be with us today. 70s and 80s. this will be the warmest day. temperatures well above average. 5 to 15. 60s, 70s, coast and bay. if you want to head to the beach, today is the day.

kathy in napa said i'm taking the kids to the beach. i don't blame you. it will be cooler tomorrow. 80 saratoga, 60s, 70s coast. 70s and 80s on the peninsula. menlo park, 78. cooler, nice on thursday but temperatures come down. they will come down further as we head towards sunday. crews in san francisco are still cleaning up damage from a lot of downed trees. strong coastal winds tore down the trees and ripped up trees in the parkside neighborhood. a backstop at a ball field at parkside square was damaged by a falling tree. the great highway remains closed because of all of the sand blown on the road from the beach which we showed you live on "mornings on 2". 8:41. you can congratulate the warriors, they are going to the nba playoffs for the first time in six years. >> 3, 3/latino good!

>> just like butter. >> warriors clinched a playoff spot. they got some help, though, when the utah jazz to the oklahoma city thunder. tomorrow night in oakland, the warriors will be playing the thunder. coach mark jackson, he was in tears. he said i couldn't help it. my guys played good. >> he said they've worked so hard. >> big relief for him also. >> yes. >> more job security. a huge rally in washington, d.c. the controversial issue that's prompted the rally and the bay area connection. we are live in antioch where a man breaks down the front door of -- of his ex- girlfriend's house. we'll have new details. and you saw it live right here on "mornings on 2," president obama just unveiled his new budget plan. why lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are not happy. what do you think of this one?

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both the dow and the s&p fradding higher than before. even newly-released minutes from a federal meeting in march reveal some members want to end relatively soon. the program is spending $85 billion a month to purchase

bonds. look at this. the dow triple digit, 128 to 14,801. the nasdaq is up 52. the s&p is up 17 to 1585. 8:45. let's bring you up to date on some of the other top stories. in about 45 minutes in from right now, caltrans will tell us the latest on the big bowl problems on the -- big boat problem. caltrans says a second batch of bolts has been tightened into place. unlike that last group, these appear to be holding. this morning, investigators are trying to determine if a mexican consulate i.d. card belongs to a body found last night by firefighters. the body was found as firefighters were putting out flames on highway 85 onramp. investigators thifern the man may have been living at a nearby encampment. in washington, two key senators say they've reached a

bipartisan deal on expanding background checks on gun buyers. the proposal calls to expand background checks to all commercial sales. this comes as michelle obama begins to give a speech on preventing youth violence today in chicago. it looks like saturday mail service is here to stay at least for now. the u.s. postal service just announced it is backing down on a plan to end saturday mail delivery this summer as a way to save money. the decision was made after congress passed a spending bill that prevents the postal service from cutting service back to five days a week. despite the decision, the postal service says it still wants to cut saturday mail delivery eventually as a way to save $2 billion a year. speaking at the white house, about 30 minutes ago, president obama said the proposed budget he released just this morning, takes a balanced approach to

deficit reduction. as kyla campbell reports, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle, though are not happy with the president's plan. you can say they are united, kyle. >> reporter: democrats are riled up after president obama proposed changing cost of living calculations. that would mean less money for social securities and republican president obama's arrives -- and president obama's aplan arrived on capitol hill and calls for the minimum wage to $9. epwants to close tax hoop holes on the wealthiest 1%. >> if you are serious about deficit reduction, there's no excuse to keep these loopholes open. they don't serve and economic purpose. they don't grow our economy. they don't put people back to work. >> mitch mcconnell said it's hard to see what the

president's budget plans on accomplishing. the house and senate already released competing spending plans and with no long-term agreement they could stay on the path of passing resolutions. those are the short-term spending plans. it should make for interesting dinner conversation tonight, president obama invited some senate republicans to the white house to discuss the senate proposal. kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:49. a massive rally is taking place today in washington, d.c. in support of immigration reform. some middle school and high school students from berkeley and oakland are joining thousands of people at that rally. each student raised about a thousand dollars to go on the rally that was eerged by the -- organized by the immigrant rights group by any means necessary. there are several events today in the bay area. at 11:30 this morning, there will be a rally in oakland at frank obau wa plaza -- ogawa

plaza. at 3:00, a march starting at one post street and ending at 450 golden gate avenue. at 4:30 p.m. in san jose, a vigil will be held at sacred heart community service at 1381 south first street. 8:49. classes resume today at a community college in texas after a student stabbed 14 people yesterday at that school. authorities say 20-year-old dylan quick told them he had fantasized about stabbing people to death. witnesses say he started attacking people at lone star college in cypress with a raiser-type knife. three students chased the attacker, wrestled him to the ground until police arrived. two of the stabbing victims are still in the hospital in critical condition. back here in the bay area, we have new information now on a triple shooting last night in antioch. ktvu's tara moriarty has been on this since 4:30 this morning. she's back now with the new information just released by antioch police in the past

hour. >> reporter: well, within the past half-hour, the victim's pastor show under here. he's going -- showed up here. and he's comforting some of the children inside the home. you can imagine how traumatized they were. right behind me is the home  where they say that a 23-year- old man broke down the door, part of the lock and bolts were ripped right out of the doorframe. police say jimmy bills of antioch shot his ex, a 22-year- old and her 46-year-old mother, then turned the gun on himself. he died at the scene at the home on the 2500 block of yorkshire drive. this all unfolded at 10:45 last night. witnesses say the victims were airlifted to the hospital suffering nonlife-threatening injuries. the mother was reportedly shot in the stomach, the daughter in the leg. she called 911, then ran next door for help and neighbors say they are simply stunned. >> yeah. we know them very well. really shocking to me. >> did you know the daughter had been having issues with her

ex-boyfriend? >> yes. i knew something that happened last year from what i understand. but i didn't know it progressed to this level. >> reporter: witnesses say there were three other children in the house at the time of the shooting. 9-year-old twin boys and a teenaged girl. as we mentioned, they are staying down the street with some friends. we've been trying to talk to antioch police this morning. they've been releasing some information. everything we avenue given to you -- we've given to you is current. more coming up on the noon news. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. eight minutes before 9:00. we're following a new development in a close had i- watched military trial. it involves the -- closely- watched military trial. it involves the army private accused of sending secrets to the wikileaks website. find out why this issue at

the bay bridge toll plaza may not last long.

a new development in the case involving an army private, top u.s. secrets and wikileaks. a military judge has just cleared the way for a member of the team that raided osama bin laden's compound to testify in the trial of private first- class bradley manning. manning is accused of sending military secrets to the

wikileaks weeks. the pretrial is taking place at a military base outside of baltimore. an air force pilot finds a way to make an appearance at his brother's wedding despite being deployed in afghanistan. >> this is a day that you will remember for the rest of your lives. ♪ >> pretty cool. >> airman brandon uploaded his message for the bride and groom to youtube. not the first time a service member has used technology in a wedding. a soldier in afghanistan used skype to give his best man's speech back in january. supporters of the drake's boy oyster company are suing the california coastal commission. the lawsuit accuses excluding evidence in drake's favor. they are fighting to keep the business in point reyes from closing down after the federal government did not renew its lease. the 9th u.s. circuit court of appeals is due to take up the case on may 14th. three baby squirrels swept

out of their nest by heavy rain are being cared for by marine's center. they were rescued on the night of april 2nd during the spring storm we had. now they are being fed a fox squirrel formula before being introduced back to nuts and berries. all three were not hurt when they fell out of that tree. i had to -- i have to admit they are cute. >> they are cute. 8:57. let's check in with sal. kind of busy. still slow in oakland. >> that's because of an earlier crash, northbound 80 at 29th 57 a current accident at 5th. you can see it's slow. it will get closer as you get closer to oakland. 880 will get more crowded as we get closer to game time at at&t park, 12:45. if you drive are driving in san

francisco, 101 looks good in both directions. let's go to steve. >> mild to warm, very warm today. there you go. >> i heard -- it's gonna be warm, right? >> he why. that's our report this morning. we thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. be sure to watch the noon news for the big announcement by the postal service. we're always here for you at ktvu.com. thank you for joining us. have a good day. i should be arrested for crimes against potted plant kind.

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